Change Headlight Bulbs Honda Civic - 8th Gen (2006-2011)
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Change Headlight Bulb Honda Civic - 8th Gen (2006-2011)
Change your Civic headlight bulbs without removing the bumper.
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David where do you press on the white plug to remove the bulb from the white part?
You press on the white part of the connector, just below the white part at the top that sticks out. You press it in, or toward the front of the car, and pull down at the same time. It's the part I touch right at 1:50 seconds.
David Celaya yes finally got it done today. Thanks for all your help :) Driver side is easy but passenger side is much easier if you have one person press the white tab from the bottom where you show and the other person pulls the bulb from the hood of the car. I could not fit both my hands in from the wheel corner. But thank you sir. Mechanics wanted to charge me 50 bucks for that haha. have everything you wish for in life. Cheers
Thank you for posting this video. Im a senior lady and was able to change passenger headlight thanks to your video
You just made my weekend. ;) Glad it helped.
I like this style of DIY video. Just visuals and minimal talking. On a side note, the video itself has sort of a Mr. Bean feel that I dig.
Agreed. One suggestion: Add a little bit of Mr. Bean-like grumbling in the back ground.
Francis Lorenzo 🤣 agree!
Thank you, David for making and sharing this video. My daughter and I were having a hard time getting to the bulb from the engine compartment and the method you showed was a huge time saver. Much respect and gratitude, Debbie
That's fantastic to hear! FYI, if one of the front turn signal bulbs ever goes out (you can tell its going bad because the blinker will blink very fast) changing it is the same method. I just had to change one of mine. Enjoy, and thanks very much for the kind words :)
I just have to say thanks for posting this. As a woman you won't believe how many mechanics over charge for changing a simple headlight bulb. You save me a couple hundred 😊
thx :)
Thanks for the quick step by step video. Much better than the ones that drag on with people talking.
Thanks! Hope it works/worked out for you.
Thanks! This short video did not skip any steps...so informative and easy...out of a sea of self involved people who assume the viewer already knows that the clip is first pulled down and then screwed out...now I know thanks to your clear and precise video...thanks!!
Thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate it.
That reminds me, if anyone thinks that little plug might be a problem, or plans on doing more work on their Civic, here's a trim removal kit: amzn.to/2X9SzwO
Or...just get a bunch of extra clips :) amzn.to/2XatamF
Thanks for this public service video! This will be so much easier than removing the tire and inner fender!
Best DYI video on RUclips. Kudos
Thanks!
Just changed the drivers head-light bulb on my 2011 Civic NGV road warrior. This NGV get''s me to work and back in the Silicon Valley area - IN THE CAR POOL LANE. WOW big help in changing the head light bulb. Completed it all in less than 5 minutes thanks to the video. It takes about 5 minutes to fill up on NG (natural gas) sometimes. LOL Much appreciated. Thank you for sharing. $$
Awesome!
Thank you so much. You made this process so much easier than Honda's suggested method.
Best instructional video for changing 8th Gen Civic Headlight Bulbs on youtube! All the rest should be doing Hyundai videos...
THANKS!
Awesome quick to the point with no talking. Thanks
I've viewed many on this topic and found this one the most helpful.
Thanks for the video. I used it to help direct me in changing the passenger side headlight on my 2011 Civic. I couldnt figure out how to get to that dang bulb on my own. Thanks much, very helpful.
Glad it helped!
Thanks man. Best tutorial on this topic.
I appreciate that. Glad it helped!
You can do both sides from the top. You will need to remove the upper plastic tube of the windshield washer resevoir. You will need to slide up the radiator over flow catch container. Wear latex gloves. Use a very long screw driver to press on the white raised tab of the white molex connector to release it from the bulb. Rotate the Sylvania 9006 bulbs and remove them. When you re-install the bulb make sure they get into the locked vertical position. Now reconnect the white connectors onto the bulbs and make sure they click and snap up and over the tiny black raised tab on the bulb housing. Driver side takes 3 minutes and passenger side takes 10 minutes. Refill the windshield washer reservoir before you close the hood. 2010 Honda Civic LX.
really? hmmmm. I could see the long screw driver working to get the clip off, but don't know how you'd get a grip on the back of the bulb to twist it out, then get the new one in on the drivers side? There's just no room! But hey, I'd love to see it! Make a video :)
You must remove the plastic overflow container. The one with the black rubber hose. Once you pull it up off of the curved bracket, your hand reaches in between the battery and the horn. Disconnect the white connector first, then remove the bulb. Reverse the steps for installation of the new bulb. This is how the Honda dealership does it. There is no removing front wheels or inner fenders. If your hands are giant like a bear, this may not work. You can lower the bulb into place with a long ziptie. The most difficult step is getting the white plastic connector the click back into place onto the bulb.
You just described replacing the bulb on the DRIVER side.
This is what I showed at 1:53 n this video, and is the easy side. I'm asking about the PASSENGER side. The passenger side is the one that I do not think is reachable from the top.
The passenger side is possible from the top only if you remove the windshield wiper fill tube. This is a two piece device with a black o-ring inside. The top section of the tube is secured by a small flush push tab on the passenger fender. This passenger side has less room to work than the driver side. I found that it is impossible to finish the job with the windshield washer tube in place. You would have to have a child with small hands to make the connections. If you have long fingers and medium size hands it is a simple job. I was able to disconnect and remove everything with the windshield tube in place and the very long screw driver. I could not get everything back and connected until I removed the windshield tube. I have been a mechanic for 42 years and have some good tools and skills.
Ahhh. Makes sense. Yes, I found that there was no way I was going to get to the passenger side without disconnecting that fill tube. I think disconnecting that piece is something many people would not feel comfortable doing.
I just had to change out the front turn indicator bulb on the drivers side, and I didn't feel like removing the screw or pin under the wheel, so I just pushed the under wheel well plastic protector in, without removing any screws or the pin. It's very flexible. If I had to change the low beams again, I'd just do the same, and push the plastic protector in, and work my arm around. But if you like doing it from the top, and removing that piece, I like that method as too :) Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the tip. Didn't need any tools at all. Cool man..
Tucker Wray Excellent. Yeah, I had to recently change the corner turn signal bulb. It's near the same spot, but this time I just pushed the liner in without removing the tab. Worked fine.
Great video! Just changed the bulbs on my son's 2008 ex coupe, and it worked perfectly. Thanks so much!
Excellent!
Simple, informative, and to the point. Thank you!
Thanks for the video! I'm a typical female that didnt even know my high beams and low beams were two different bulbs! So this definitely lead me in the RIGHT direction!! Now I have a working headlight 🤗
Ha! Don't you dare sell yourself short girll! ;) Most guys don't know much about their cars either. lol! Working on your own car can be fun (and save you some money), but the real goal is have enough money so you don't have to! :() Aaaaaaand, if your stereo ever stops switching to AUX, assuming you don't have a touchscreen, then be sure to check out my Aux port video. Has more views than this one, because that little part tends to go bad for a lot of people after the car is a few years old. Enjoy those lights!
Putting some leds on my SI tomorrow thanks for the video ! Definitely gonna save some time. I thought I was gonna have to remove the bumper.
I found it useful to wedge a handheld ice scraper between the wheel well liner and the metal body. Doing so maintains a nice wide (sort of) opening you can rely on while working on the bulb.
Good tip. Although I live in the middle of California, so I've never seen an ice scraper ;) But your right, wedging something in there would add some helpful working room. thx!
Great video dude, much better than any other attempt I've seen on RUclips
GBRsolomon Thanks! Hope it helps.
Very helpful it's save my money and time. Thank you
Awesome tutorial, just ran to my parts store and did this in the driveway.
Wow great lighting, instruction, angles, and editing!
Thank you! Just wish I didn't have to do it in August. It was a million degrees that day!
Great video man. Such a dumb ass way to change a simple light. Great short cut and very clear instructions and examples. Good job
pete W Thanks! As I mentioned to someone else, I realized later that you can also get away with just pushing the under wheel plastic part in without bothering to remove the plug. Although there is a chance the plug will snap. But a bag of them is like a dollar on Amazon. I recently had to change the turn signal bulb, and I just pushed the plastic part in, and wiggled my arm in there.
thanks. i'm glad you didn't drone on for 5 minutes about what you are going to do.
Taking out the screw so one can move the bumper is a big help!
BEST VIDEO EVER! I'm a girl and I did it!! ✌✌🌝✌✌ #teamcivic
;) Love it! amzn.to/30pAx6P (Any 9006 bulb will work, or jump to the LED's if that's your thing :)
dogsrul72 did you use the screw driver??
Heh. Girls have small hands, typically, and that's an advantage, often times, when working on cars. Girls are just as smart as guys...y'all just traditionally haven't shown much interest in auto mechanics; but perhaps strength is our advantage. Nevertheless...good for you!
Hell yeah, man! Thanks a lot for this. You got the format for a DIY perfect.
Thanks!
This video helped me out big time! Thanks for making it.
This is a good one. Had to watch bunch of BS videos, glad finally found your video
THANKS!
Excellent video explaining what to do! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching, glad it helped :)
SUPERB video. Some other vidz are like 20 minutes or the guys are goofy and talk too much. GREAT close ups, too. PROBLEM: What about the high beam, driver side? The passenger side is super easy access, but what about that driver side? When one of these high beams go out, the DRL light (Daytime Running Lights) will come on, but those lights WON'T show while driving in the daytime.
Thanks! I get very impatient watching how-to videos, so I tried to edit it down pretty tight. It could still have been shorter :) As for the high beam/DRL on the drivers side, it's tight, but you can do it from the top. You can see it in my video at about 2:07. It's the blue clip. If you ever need to change this, it's 9005 (from any bulb maker) amzn.to/2XtdfeX There's a couple of videos on youtube showing it done.
Very practical. I will try it. Thanks David.
@1:20 I love how u showed us to put a bulb in clock wise LOL!
;)
Very well done. How did you get the camera in just the right place to record inserting the new bulb?
Thanks! It's a tight fit in there, so that was either the 8mm (amzn.to/2SFINPh) or the 35mm (amzn.to/2MMoPPb) that I used on my Sony a6000. That was before I got a gopro (amzn.to/2ZF1vrO), so now I'd probably use that. :)
My Honda dealer was going to charge my girlfriend $92.00 to replace both. This did not include the lights. Thank you.
Thanks, David, you make it look easy, well-done video. :)
Thanks!
thanks for the video, I was able to get change bulb with out taking off the underneath screws near wheel. if you twist out bulb first, then remove bulb from clip, this is easier.
c sul Excellent! And I think your right about twisting the bulb out first tip.
David, good video man. I really appreciate the help on this one!
Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the short and helpful video! I am looking to replace them on a Civic 2011 LX.
Just to be sure, they are both for the low beam, right?
Glad it helped! Yes, I only replaced the low beam. (Low beams are part number 9006)
Thanks so much for posting this video. I was not sure how to get that reservoir out in front of the battery. Your video showed me how. Thanks!
It’s such a damn mission just to change my stupid bulb 🙄 but great video
Just what I needed. Thank you!
thanks!! got it done today
Best tutorial video ever!
#teamcivic
Thanks! Very much appreciated.
My hero bro
Thanks for the vid. It was useful to me.
Good job on the video Bro!!! Great help.
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, I was able to change my bulbs relatively easily.
Longshot question because this is an older video: do you (or anyone reading this) know the name of the plastic clip removed at approximately 0:35? Mine broke upon removal and I want to replace it without going to the dealership.
This thing isn't that important right? I can drive without it? The screw is securely attached, so I'd think the siding work l would stay largely in place.
Thanks again for your help.
Hi there, glad it helped!
People break those fender clips all the time. You have to pop up the center part first, then you can slide them out. No worry, they're cheap :)
Click the link in my description, (on my phone now, can't copy paste from youtube) and scroll down to the second clip..."25 Front Fender Push-Type Retainer Compatible With Acura..." Sold by clipsandcasteners inc. Not the one from Gooacc, that's the 10mm. Why do I know this?...I had to replace my fender liner a while back. :)
What you want is the 8mm clip. Honda also uses a 10mm clip for the bumper at the front of the car. So just make sure you get the 8mm. If you don't want to buy the $6 bag of 25 generic brand ones from Amazon, and just want 1, or 2 oem, you can get it from something like Honda parts direct... Honda parts online, etc,. Here's the Honda part number: 91512-SX0-003
Good luck!
timotei360 mine doesn’t have any in it (each side)..not important - although someone may argue that it’s necessary to have these clips since Honda put them in when making the car - I’m not bothering to install replacement clips - the plastic inner fender well is still secured.
Right on point, nice tutorial.
You’re so awesome, thank you for the help!!
Great design Honda, I can imagine what it costs to have a Honda dealership do this.
I had a mechanic quote me $100 to change them!!! SHEESH!!!
I imagine this is why they did this, so they can charge you out the ass
very simple great job!!!
thanks for the video it was really helpful
awesome video thanks! near the end there are two video's covering up the words and the whole left side of the screen...
Fixed. Thank you!
Excellent work and quick thank you learn from you👍👍❤️
I appreciate this video a lot!
Thanks! I couldn't see at nigth, i just replace the bulbs and adjust the high. Very good explain video.
Thank you! Glad it helped.
I would like to see a close-up of removing the wiring connector, as it's almost impossible to see how it comes off (on the passenger side). With the connector attached one can't turn the bulb very easily (interference).
I know, it can be tricky the first time you do it. Right on the back of the white connector piece is a vertical piece of plastic. That's what's holding the connector on. It acts like a rocker arm. So if you push in, (or toward the front of the car), at the bottom of that piece, the top part of it moves out, (or away from the front end of the car), allowing you to slide the connector down and off.
@@DavidCelaya Thanks! I had stuck a screwdriver into the top to seperate the "latch" but I figured there has to be a better way.
On replacing the driver side light it would e nice to show the bracket which holds the radiator overflow tank (it isn't obvious and took several tries to reseat it after getting the light installed)
Ah. Good info. I guess I just got lucky when I slid it back down. It went in on the first try for me. thx!
Excellent video
Thanks!
The link you provide to purchase the bulb takes you to the H11 Silverstar Ultra, but you need the 9006.
You're right, thanks for catching that. Here's links to some Slyvania and Phillips 9066 low beams.
Sylvania - amzn.to/2Krvavm
Phillips - amzn.to/2Oebq0J
Thanks man!
Glad it helped.
Thank you 🙏😊
Would I need to replace my low beam and high beam bulbs separately or does this take care of both of them?
Low and high beams are separate bulbs. Low beam part number is 9006, high is 9005. Here’s a link to the correct replacement bulb and some other options. Good luck! amzn.to/30pAx6P
@@DavidCelaya Thanks for the quick reply David!!
I just had one headlight go out on my 2007 Civic. I asked for both sides to be changed at the same time. They charged me for 2 bulbs. Ever since then, the one side is now dimmer than the side that went out. And now they're trying to say there are 2 bulbs that go on each side and that's what I was charged for. I asked for both sides. Each bulb cost $9.20. Are they lying to me?
While your civic does have two bulbs on each side, only one is the low beam (one on each side). The other is the high beam (also one on each side). So if they charged you for two bulbs, they should have changed the low beam on each side. For about $9 each bulb, they probably used these amzn.to/2ILMBGK or any other 9006 bulb (Sylvania and Philips are the two brands your most likely to find). 9066 is the low beam part number (9005 is the high beam). At $9 each, those are pretty much the cheapest bulbs you can get. The more you spend, the brighter and whiter light you get, but those will work just fine.
So while there is a possibility one of the new bulbs is failing already (it happens), and I'm not sure they'd try to rip you off for $9 (they'll go for a big number for that lol) The "two on each side" argument for why one is now dimmer sounds like bs.
If you want get some new ones and change them yourself, or have a friend do it, it's not that hard. You can get the bulbs from my link, or any Walmart or the like near you. They'll be between 10 and $20 a bulb, and the number is 9006, Philips or Sylvania. Then it just takes about a half to an hour or so, and a little arm wiggling under the tire area. Just don't wait until summer and 100 degrees to do it like I did! :) Let us know how it turns out!
Are these the turn signal indicator bulbs?
My problem removing the bulb, was that the correct bulbs all appear to have that 90 degree plastic base, like a gun shape so you know its a twist turn, mine "appear" to have a fitting like a push fit and I was a bit concerned to try pull out straight or twist it and break it...so I gave up for now!.....do all Civic bulbs have the 90 degree plastic base....or rather are my new eagle eye H4 halogen plasma gold bulbs completely the wrong bulb?
Hi. Is this the bulb you have? amzn.to/2Nq0Acu ...Or something close to it? It should have come with a conversion kit/adapter. If you have a 06-11 Civic, you need the 9006 version. Here's the page on amazon that lists all compatible bulbs amzn.to/2XhRwe5 . If you go to Amazon's Your Garage page (amzn.to/2J3EPuS) and enter in your exact car and year, then most car part pages will show you at the top of the page if that part fits your car or not.
Good video but I can’t fit my hand in the space you point at for changing the drivers side
Thank you ❤️👏
Okay so serious question, how did you push in that inner lining underneath the front bumper after doing the bolt?
It is a pretty tight squeeze ;). Once you remove the screw and the clip, then make sure your wheel is turned all the way left. Then you should be able to push the lining in toward the wheel. It's just plastic, so you can push it pretty hard, and bend it in on itself (like I do at about 1:33, it'll bend back after. You can also see I moved the fender forward a little for some more room. Also make sure you have the hood open, and facing some light so that you can look up in there and see where you need to squeeze your arm.
I would also suggest reaching in and feeling where the back of the connector is, while looking at your arm, and how far in it is. That way, when you take the bulb out, and go to put the new one in, you know approx, how far in your arm needs to be, and at what angle. It also would probably help if a friend is looking down from the top and guiding you. Let me know if anything is still unclear. Otherwise...GL! Let us know how it goes!
For the passenger side, the only way to replace the bulb is from the outside of the car? is there a way to do it from the engine bay?
David Paypa I don't think you can do it from inside the engine bay. Too tight a fit, and too many parts crammed in there. It really isn't that hard from the wheel well. Just kind of a pain the first time doing it. I recently had to change the turn signal in the driver's side, and just pushed the wheel well plastic in without even taking out the screw or tab. Good luck!
Do they both work on high and low beams?
The 9006 bulbs are the low beams. amzn.to/2e5drL9
9005 are the high beams. amzn.to/2dNT0DU
Any 9006 bulb will work for the low beam. This page lists most of them. amzn.to/2dnCBqf
Just depends on how much bright and white you want from your lights, vs how much you want to spend :)
David Celaya so this is a replacement for high beams ?
This video shows only how to replace the low beams.
David Celaya how will i change my high beams?
@@voncatalan9232 you can do high beams by opening the hood. A lot of room. Low beams are surrounded by stuff so that's why he did the video.
Any idea where to get more clips dropped mine
Here's the part number: 91512-SX0-003. A bunch of seller options on Amazon, here's one amzn.to/2W6uoep
What's the white bottle that you removed on the left side?
Coolant Tank Reservoir
I used too much force and broke the clip :(
can a replacement for this clip be easily purchased? do you know the part number for this clip by chance?
Arrrg. Sorry to hear that.Are you saying you broke the clip that locks the back of the bulb to the harness plug? Does the light still make an electrical connection? That is, does the light still come on? I looked around for a while, and it looks like you'd need to replace the whole wiring harness. They look fairly inexpensive, but I couldn't find the exact part, and it might be a bit of work to get the old harness off to replace it.
If the light still works, can you possibly just wrap some electrical tape it around it? Maybe not the most elegant solution, but I'd be temped to just do that. If you can see where the connector goes, and can get it off, you could take it into an autoparts place. Or even a honda dealer, and just show them the actual harness.
David Celaya Hi David thanks for the reply.
Sorry I wasn't clear. I broke the 'fender clip'. It's the one that you outlined in the video. I wedged it too hard with my screwdriver.. it came off but it kind of broke. A quick search on Amazon shows that they are really inexpensive (3 dollars for 20).
thanks again for the video!
I kind of panicked when I broke the 'fender clip' as this is the first real DIY that I have done so far on any vehicle :)
but I am relieved it's a really inexpensive part that can be easily replaced.
Clip comes out super easy?? If your hulk maybe. I've used a screwdriver a hammer plyers two screwdriver s and that clip doesn't budge. The only thing moving is the metal tab that clip goes into. It's getting bent around cause clip won't come out of it.
Oh no. Sorry to hear it's giving you trouble :( They can be tricky. Here's a video someone shot showing a close up of how to do it. That's exactly how I got mine out. ruclips.net/video/epGZhY9MoXI/видео.html
This is really late but what if my coolant reservoir on the driver side won’t budge?
Just a sec...let me go out to the car and double check. Be right back.
Ok, went out there and refreshed my memory :)
Short answer, you have to pull it STRAIGHT UP.
Detailed version:
So, you don't even have to remove the battery holder rod and bracket, like I do at 1:54. Just slide your left hand down the back side of the reservoir. Like you were going to give it a flat left handed hand shake. WATCH YOUR NUCKLES! lol. Maybe place a rag or something between the back of your hand and the battery holder thing. Then, with your left thumb on the top hose of the reservoir, and your left middle or index finger on the other reservoir hose (the one that's lower, and toward the front of the car) begin to slightly wiggle the reservoir back and forth (toward the driver's side mirror, and then back toward the front of the car) all while pulling STRAIGHT UP. Keep pulling up, and it will eventually pop right up.
is this low beam or high beam? civic has both.
The low beam.
Pep boys will charge 56$ for the driver side just for labor no part.
Your headlights are so clear 😵
Someone backed into me in a parking lot, so the drivers side one you see is new :) I need to eventually polishing the passenger side though, it's pretty fogged up now.
What is that clip called that you removed
Hi! It's a "Front fender push type retainer". A bunch of different vendors make it, here's a link to one. amzn.to/2rM2Pw3 it fits Honda, Acura, and a bunch of other cars. If you want to shop around on there for a different one, just make sure you scroll down to the product details and see, "fits hole: 8mm", or something like that. Gl, let us know how it goes!
It’s a pain in the ass but it has to be done
If only the passenger side was as easy as the driver's side...
I couldn't do my passenger side and I'm afraid to pull the body panel that far out.
I did this and my light still didn’t come on??
Oh no! Sorry to hear. I guess your trying to change the passenger side? If so, first thing I would try is using a different new bulb. Or, just take the bulb from the drivers side, and plug it into the passenger side. If that works, you know the first bulb was bad. If not, then it may be something further up the line, like the wiring harness. You might be able to swap that from the drivers side too as a test. But it might be a real tight squeeze getting your hands in there. At that point, it might be time to take it in someplace.
Mine is at the shop right now...Getting new axles, brakes front and rear, new power steering fluid hose (its leaking bad), etc etc. Probably going to drop about a grand into it. So don't feel too bad!
GL, let us know what happens.
This car type is all that makes you lighten any cut😥
Now that's a good video. Thanks for not making us "enjoy" your personality. Couldn't get through the "other guy's" video.
Why won’t the bulb come out of my 06 civic??
The bulb won't come out (you have to twist it counter clockwise (left)), or the white connector won't come off the bottom?
David Celaya nvm got it!! Thx for response tho
What were Honda thinking.
Oh, no. The fisheye lense effect...
Cmon man...Everything is better with a fisheye lens! ruclips.net/video/rbvxlvSIIww/видео.html
I hate that u got to make body parts come off to get a headlight bulb changed and I hate this because autozone personal is not aloud to this to ur car and most folks are going think ur breaking there car and most the time the clips break and customer what's you to fix it and pay for those clips or some thing so I case you see this video Auto zone can sell u it but not do this to ur car policy stated we can not so go to the competition of them and waste there time but if u must u will be sitting in line a lone time just for us to say no and if the personal is new to our policy there probably aren't going to be able,or found later or probably going to break it so be kind and go find a body shop or something like that that can fix it or that it to the dealership and let them charge u for there bad problem design and at least that have the clips in stock and a paint guys so sorry folks , Toyota are the same way.but Chevy may have a bolt or a clip but I can change it and not be in the snowy ground so it I find them on the new Chevy's I ride Chevy , Ford's but I also know Dodge ram is doing something like this to with there cars and trucks
I can't go in through the top?
This is unbelievable. Luckily those clips fell out 100,000 miles ago
Pete grimes Not for the passenger side. At least, not without removing some parts. Once you do it once, and figure out where to slide your hands, it's pretty easy. I just had to replace the turn signal bulb, and its much the same process. At least you won't be doing it in 100 degree weather like I was in this video! Good luck.
My hands are too big to get in there man 😪
Sorry big guy. I guess there's worse problems to have 😄.
Nope. Completely different fitting on my 2012 civic
Your 2012 is a 9th gen. 8th gen is only 2006 (very end of 05) through 2011. Just search 9th gen civic headlight bulb replacement. Looks like you can get to your passenger side from the top. Lucky! :)
thank you man👍